As South Africa’s state power utility relinquishes its monopoly over electricity provision, CEO Dan Marokane says it will remain a dominant player in the country and take on an increasingly important role in neighboring states. He spoke to Bloomberg Television’s Jennifer Zabasajja at the company’s Johannesburg offices. (Source: Bloomberg)
As South Africa’s state power utility relinquishes its monopoly over electricity provision, CEO Dan Marokane says it will remain a dominant player in the country and take on an increasingly important role in neighboring states. He spoke to Bloomberg Television’s Jennifer Zabasajja at the company’s Johannesburg offices. (Source: Bloomberg)
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